When you use our websites, mobile applications, and online services (the “Sites”), we may store cookies on your web browser. Other third parties you choose to visit may do the same. This Cookie Policy explains what a cookie is, how you can manage your cookies, and what kind of cookies may be on our Sites.
A cookie is a small file that can be placed on your device that allows us to recognize and remember you. It is sent to your browser and stored on your computer’s hard drive or tablet or mobile device. When you visit our Sites, we may collect information from you automatically through cookies or similar technology. Cookies can help a website remember your preferences, learn which areas of the website are useful and which areas need improvement, and provide you with targeted advertisements or personalized content. Sometimes, cookies are enabled when pixels are placed on a website. Pixels are also referred to as web beacons, clear gifs, and tags. Pixels enable websites to read and place cookies.
Cookies can be first-party or third-party. A first-party cookie is one that you receive directly from JVCKENWOOD USA Corporation when visiting our Site(s). A third-party cookie is one that you have received from another party, such as Google or Facebook. We do not control what third parties do on other sites. However, we may work with certain third-party providers such as Google Analytics to permit their cookies to function through our Site so we can learn more about your web experience on our Site and better personalize our services for you.
A persistent cookie is a cookie that is stored by the web browser on your device until it expires or you delete it. The expiration of a persistent cookie is determined by the creator of the cookie and can be upon a certain date or after a length of session time has passed. This means that, for the cookie's entire lifespan, its information will be transmitted to the creator’s server every time the user visits the website that it belongs to or another website configured to check for that cookie (such as an advertisement placed on that website). For this reason, persistent cookies are also called “tracking cookies.”
A session cookie is created temporarily on your device for use by a website during your visit. This type of cookie may store information you enter and track your activity within the website. A session cookie is deleted after you leave the website or when the web browser is closed. A good example of a session cookie is the shopping cart on an e-commerce site. The session cookie stores the items that you add to your cart so they are not forgotten while you view products on other pages of the website. Using a session cookie, the items will all be in the cart when you go to the checkout page.
The Site may use Strictly Necessary Cookies, Performance Cookies and Functional Cookies, as defined below. Any of these may be first-party cookies or third-party cookies, persistent or session.
You can manage the cookies on our Site through our “Cookie Preferences” manager.
If you use our Cookie Preferences on a mobile device, we process your device’s advertising identifier. When you access our Cookie Preferences, session cookies will be set by the ad networks listed in our Cookie Preferences to honor your preferences if you choose not to receive interest-based advertising.
If you clear your browser cookies, this will remove all cookies including the opt-out cookies set by the companies. You will need to re-access the opt-out tool to reset your preferences. Our cookie only knows your last set of preferences and does not reflect the current state of cookies on your browser.
We may change this Cookie Policy at any time. Any changes in this Cookie Policy will become effective when the revised Cookie Policy is available on or through the Site.
If you have any questions or concerns about our Cookie Policy or data practices, please contact us at: